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Developing this morning deputies say they have made an arrest after a 13 yearold is accidentally shot in the head deputies now say the gun belonged to a convicted felon. The shooting happened at a home on spottswood drive in orlando yesterday afternoon. Deputies say the boy was visiting two 18 yearold relatives at k en one of them found a gun in a bedroom. And started playing with it. Gun went off hitting the 13year old. Investigators say that gun belonged to Walter Morame who was not home at th...

Alfred “Al” Jesseph, 88, of Chanute passed away on Monday, March 26, 2024 at Neosho Memorial Regional Hospital. Al was born June 12, 1935 in Iola, KS. Al grew up

Jerry W. Campbell passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Daily Item on 2023-12-30.

Immaculate Conception High School, Jamaica’s top-performing school, is not waiting for the Government to make good on a previously promised school-bus system that would assist in providing safety and convenience of its girls and educators. With...

Current and upcoming fundraisers are on their ‘the Arc of Levy County’ Facebook page to help raise money to find their clients a new place to call home.

The longtime leader of the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence has left the organization. The change comes less than a week after WPLN News and the Tennessee Lookout reported on federal findings of whistleblower retaliation at the nonprofit.

Ambassador Raymond Osbourne Wolfe, a career diplomat who served as Jamaica's permanent representative to the United Nations, died September 2 at St Joseph's Hospital in Kingston. He was 71. H...

A large crowd turned out Friday, July 22, for the annual Trigg County Farm Tour that featured a diversified look at agriculture and the family's behind the

The Trigg County Farm Tour Friday, July 22, featured stops at the Humphries Farm, the Joe and Pat Rogers Farm, and the farm of Dwight and Sharon Wolfe. Tour

SANDERSON, Texas -- In a remote corner of West Texas along the Rio Grande, where cactuses far outnumber residents and the closest grocer is an hour's drive, a quiet political upheaval has been taking place.